Hymns for Romans 4

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The Lord Is Risen Indeed Romans 4:25This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection, which Romans 4 connects to our justification by faith.1
Stricken, Smitten and Afflicted Romans 4:25This hymn connects to Romans 4's theme of justification through faith by depicting Christ's sacrificial death, which provides the righteousness believers receive by faith alone.1
Hope from the Gospel Only Romans 4:15This hymn echoes Romans 4's teaching that salvation comes through faith in Christ's sacrifice, not through works or keeping the law.1
Living Lamb Romans 4:15This hymn echoes Romans 4's theme that peace with God comes not through our own works but through faith in Christ's atoning sacrifice.1
Wounded for Me Romans 4:24-25This hymn celebrates Christ's atoning sacrifice, which Romans 4 teaches is the basis for our justification by faith apart from works.1
God, My Hope on You Is Founded Romans 4:1-5This hymn echoes Romans 4's theme of faith and hope founded on God's faithful promises rather than human works.1
In Hope, Hoping Against Hope Romans 4:18-20This hymn reflects Abraham's faith in Romans 4, hoping against hope in God's promises despite circumstances.1
The Glorious Gospel Romans 4:25This hymn celebrates the gospel of grace through Christ's atoning work, echoing Romans 4's theme of justification by faith apart from works.1
Aus Gnaden soll ich selig werden, Herz glaubst du's oder glaubst du's nicht? Romans 4:4This hymn echoes Romans 4's central theme that salvation comes through grace and faith, not by works or human merit.1
Away with our fears, The glad morning appears Romans 4:7-8This hymn celebrates justification by faith, echoing Romans 4's teaching that Abraham was counted righteous through faith, not works.1
Soldiers, who are Christ's below Romans 4:20This hymn echoes Romans 4's theme of faith rewarded, as believers who trust and persevere receive God's promised inheritance.1
Child in the Manger Romans 4:25This hymn connects to Romans 4's theme of faith by celebrating Christ who inherits our transgressions, fulfilling God's promise of salvation.1
What God Hath Promised Romans 4:21This hymn echoes Romans 4's theme of trusting God's promises through trials, just as Abraham believed God's covenant despite circumstances.1
Before Private Prayer Romans 4:13This hymn connects to Romans 4's theme of faith in God through Jesus Christ, the Father's promised redemption.1
He Is Arisen! Glorious Word! Romans 4:25This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection that secures our justification, echoing Romans 4's theme of being reconciled to God through faith.1
I Worship You, Almighty God Romans 4:221
Lord of the strong, when earth you trod Romans 4:20-211
Tenemos esperanza Romans 4:25This hymn celebrates the hope we have through Christ's entrance into history, echoing Romans 4's theme of faith and God's promises fulfilled.1
We All Believe in One True God Romans 4:25This hymn echoes Romans 4's theme of faith in God as Father who graciously gives us the right to be called His children.1
He Paid a Debt He Did Not Owe Romans 4:6-13This hymn reflects Romans 4's teaching that righteousness comes through faith in Christ's payment for our sins, not our own works.1

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